when you notice a flashy beam of light reaching into the sky that's not usually there, you immediately wonder what's the occasion?
and if you're like me, you hope it's something cooler than a certain local corporate tech giant publicizing the launch of their new search engine. oh well.
a coworker told me she was startled by it, but then her boyfriend pointed out to her that it was coming from the ground up, not from above, and she felt calmed.
Random freshman year roommates, who thanks to a bit of creative self-description (nonsmoking, check), ended up living together in tiny spaces for two entire years.
Now, over a decade later, we're on either coast- one in New York City, the other in Seattle- but we still send each other beautiful things to appreciate each day.
3 comments:
does the world really need more encouragement to waste time in front of a computer? i don't think so.
i always imagine giant searchlights signal a 1930s era song and dance extravaganza a la "let's go to the movies," from annie.
a coworker told me she was startled by it, but then her boyfriend pointed out to her that it was coming from the ground up, not from above, and she felt calmed.
(i wish every movie started with that number.)
whoa, from above, a la kodos and kang? i didn't even think of that possibility. i like it.
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